Co-Sleeper Products: Arms Reach
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Co-sleeper
Asked by J.J. from San Francisco
on January 3, 2008
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Has anyone used the 'baby delight' snuggle nest co-sleeper?' And what are your thought on it?
I am going to use the bassinet attachment on the pack n play I bought ...
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- Hi J.- I registered for a Snuggle Nest during my pregnancy and received one at my babyshower. I also returned it to the store with in a week of my daughter's birth...
- We had it & it was not a good fit for us. We slept with them in our arms or on our chest. I say return it. Use the money for diapers(smile) Good Luck
- We used both the Snuggle Nest and the Arms Reach cosleeper. I found the SN very nice for the first few weeks, especially while we got used to having a baby in bed with...
Is a Co-sleeper Worth It?
Asked by S.C. from Fort Wayne
on February 4, 2009
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I plan on co-sleeping with my next baby, like I did with my daughter. We used the Pack and Play bassinet with her, at least for naps and the beginning of the night. Af...
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- I co slept with all three of my daughters, until around their 1st birthday. I used a bassinette next to the bed all three times. This way, if you find it is a little...
- I've never used a co-sleeper, but I did do (almost) the same sleeping arrangement for nighttime feedings, and I do agree that it is much easier to nurse that way. My ...
- S., I am with you. You will do what you feel is best for your family. I co slept with my last child. He is almost eight and still comes into our bed nightly. But for y...
Anyone Tried Arms Reach Co-sleeper Sleigh Bed
Asked by L.K. from Dallas
on October 7, 2007
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I think with baby #2 I would like to try a co-sleeper type bassinet. The first slept in bed with us for the first 4 months and then in his crib in our room for another...
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- Lyn - I used an Arms Reach Co-sleeper and loved it. I am about to list our on E-bay for $40 if you are interested. It is in great shape. My first baby was not a...
- We used an Arms Reach Co-Sleeper with both of our children and we loved it. Ours also functions as a Pack N Play so we have gotten use out of it for over 4 years. I ...
- I would highly recommend the Arms Reach Co-sleeper to anyone. I was miserable getting up multiple times a night to feed and check on my daughter so I asked for this as...
Out Growing Arms Reach Co-sleeper, What Now?
Asked by C.T. from Sacramento
on January 22, 2009
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Our daughter is now 6 months and has been sleeping in an Arms Reach co-sleeper since birth and has always started out the night there except the first few weeks. She ...
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- My daughter didn't really like the bassinet. I had her in a swing up to about 7 months old. Then I put her in her crib. Babies don't know where they are when they ...
- At that age we moved our child's crib into our room, took one side off so it resembled a day bed and then moved it next to our bed. We secured it same way as the co-sl...
- My son slept in our bed for the first five months. His chubby butt was too big for his bassinet and it was so much easier with the night feedings to just have him in m...
Need Help Using a Co-sleeper
Asked by E.N. from Pittsburgh
on April 25, 2009
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I'm having problems moving my 3 month old daughter to a co-sleeper after I'm finish breast feeding her at night. After nursing she is drowsy or lightly asleep, and as...
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- I have an almost 6 month old and I had the same problem. Finally, as many others suggested I tried swaddling when she was 3 months. This worked like a charm and I wish...
- Are you swaddling? Regardless of where you are having them sleep, at 3 months she probably would still prefer to be swaddled!!! That may be why she's waking up afte...
- I used the same co-sleeper when my son was an infant and we were nursing. The swaddling sounds like a good idea so she still feels secure. I think it will also give he...
Co-sleeper Vs. Vibrating, Musical, Etc. Bassinett, Vs. Crib
Asked by D.H. from Tampa
on September 20, 2007
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Hi, I am a first time mom and am not sure which would be better to get and would be the most comfortable, sleep inducing for my baby as well as convenient for me: a co...
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- There is no right answer. Sleep is a very personal ever changing thing for a baby. For us we had a cosleeper which my son stayed in until he was 4 or 5 months old....
- Hi. I am a mom of four. With my last child, at my baby shower, I received a bassinet that could be made into one that fit up to the bed with the side down. I never ...
- I agree with another mother, you have to figure out what works best for your family. My husband and I toss and turn horribly at night, so having my son in the bed wit...
Baby Co Sleeper
Asked by A.T. from Madison
on February 15, 2007
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I'm due in a couple months with my 3rd child. I recently have seen alot of advertisments online about baby co sleepers. Anyone used one before? I'd appreciate hearing ...
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- I have a friend who uses one and she really likes it. I'm sorry for the life of me I can't recall the name of it. Its white and its adjustable height so you make it th...
- Hi A.. I think I know you! I just signed on to this sight 2 minutes ago and your message popped up which is really bizarre as I joined the sight because I wanted hel...
- Hi! I have a full-sized co-sleeper. I loved having it in my room, but honestly I only put my kids in there a few times. It's great until they begin climbing. Also, ...
Cradle, Bassinet or Co-Sleeper? Which Is Best for My Newborn?
Asked by D.C. from Miami
on November 29, 2007
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I am currently 30 weeks pregnant and am at the final stages of selecting everything for my nursery/ registry. I am planning to breastfeed and want my daughter to sleep...
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- I went thru all of this. We wanted something that would not take up a lot of room and be useful for a long time. We ended up getting a crib that fits in our room. But ...
- Congrats on your new addition! You know I think it is something you have to research and think about in your life situation. I have cats, so I used the crib, it was no...
- Hi D.! It really depends on what you're looking for. I breastfed my son for a year and intended to keep him in my room for the first few months as well. I got a bas...
Nightweaning an AP Co-sleeper
Asked by J.D. from Salinas
on November 16, 2008
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I co-slept and nursed my son for 2 years. I can't do it again. My daughter is 9 mos and my husband and I would like her out of our bed and not needing to nurse by 12-1...
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- I have heard really good things about the book "The no-cry sleep solution" it at least gives advice on getting children night weaned and sleeping through the night. I...
- Hi, I'm not sure why you would be the only one to put her back to sleep if you're husband is home. Unless it's to nurse her back to sleep. She doesn't NEED to eat in...
- I can completely relate to you since my two girls are spaced similar to your children and in retrospect I wish I done what my friend advised me to do. It worked for h...
Seeking Advice/feedback on Arm's Reach Cosleeper
Asked by C.M. from Chicago
on October 24, 2006
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Does anyone currently use or has used the Arm's Reach cosleeper? Is it useful/good? Do you prefer the mini or the regular?
Although we started off with my baby ...
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- I would highly advise on sleep training. Yes, it's hard in the beginning, but in the long run it is well worth it. We never have a problem with my daughter going rig...
- I would not do sleep training. I just feel that that is cruel to babies. My son (who was also exclusively BF to 6 months) continued waking in the night until he was ...
- At 5 1/2 months I would opt for sleep training. This is a stage when your daughter is setting up perminant sleep habits. I personally like the Ferber book, although ...
